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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-02-10

Diamond dyes at COWARD Il Co.'S
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-02-10

MAnHEr GlRD&NERs and al who want the
b-sl 81 OILS nj lowert prices, direct from the
growers. sLunid $, nd to Tie Joseph Harris
Seed Company, Rochester, N. Y, for their
free CutNlopuc for 1887.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-02-10
EOME NEWS

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
raNsi PASS SAN MARCOS AZ FOLLOWS
MAIL. MAIL,
C,,i,g g5nth: 7:55 A. NJ. and $40 p. Nj,
G,i,,J North: $50 A. NJ. aud G;iO p. NJ
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-02-10

Fresh oysters ut CANDY FACTORY.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-02-10
A REASON FOR SMILING.

Bertha was little maid
Wrapped in blindness awful shade;
Yet l.er face was ali alig
With smile surprising bright.
"Bertha, tell" I said one day.
"Why you look so glad and gay
Brimming full of happiness?
WHAT'S the joy? cannot guess"
In tone of wondering,
Speaking thoughtfu!ly and slow,
"Why." said she, ;" I didn't know
There had happened anything y
Here the laughter rippled out
"To be looking sad about
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/ Free Press.
5@rJ MARCOS. TEXAS
---.--------------
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1887
EOME NEWS
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
TRAINS PASS SAN MARCOS AS FOLLOWS
MAIL. MAIL,
Coinqgogth. 7:55 A. NJ. and $40 7. Nj
G,b,y North: $50 A. NJ. aud G;iO r. NJ
Persons not subscribers who may atty
sanv time receive copies Of the FREE
NIl,Ess, win please understand that they\
fare sent simply as samples, in the hope
ithnt tho parties addressed may like ~
well enough TO favor us with their subscrip
lions.
Two Copies for S3 so.
Inasn,,oh as many persons desire to send
comics abroad, and by way of encourage
,ltnt 80 to do, we offer two copies of the
EaEE Pass at So 50-cash in advance.
Diamond dyes at COWARD u Cos.
Fresh oysters at CANDY FACTORY.
WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at the FREE
PaEs3 Office.
Just received ? lot of sponges at
COWARD Il Co.'S.
An elegant line of wall paper to arrive
styles 1887. D. W. NANCE
CROP MORTGAGES for sale at the
rEE Press office.
Geo. W. Knight, Jeweler, east side the
EazG, san Marcos.
Fresh supply of drugs and medicines in
OF lires ut COWARD q Co.'S.
Fine candy at % cts. a pound at Candy
Factory.
Several new shipments of mattings ana
uerpetinGs received. j. W. NANCE
Comic at his new stand (adjoining the
cld)is full of seasonable goods in his line
aud continues to doa lively business.
yba incest lot of sentimental valentines
ever offered in San Marcos; also full line
ID. COMICS. Call and see at the Bookstore
have bought and will soon have in
stool. q fine line of Indies underwear. Lady
Il x in attendance. ). ,. MILAN.
lott is now fairly installed in his new
Gliding. and receiving piles of new goods
ia his handsome store-room. With his
Usml tact and push his sales are bound to
BE large. Call aud see him.
Received a car of Glilden's Barb Wire,
aud expecting car of Southern Wire Co.'S
arb wire, bought before the advance,
Which l offer Mt close prices
j. H. GARY.
The citizens of San Marcos and surround
NO country are invited to call and make the
.cuuaiutance of the st. Leonard Hotel,
when thcv have business in San Antonio.
No where in Texas can nicer nccQmmodn.
t.ol, better fare, or more home comfort be
iound for $50 and 81 60 per day. we
have tried it and advise others to do the
faue.
MARKET G,RDaNEas and all who want the
b.slgtois ut lowert prices, direct from the
growers, s,uuid $, nd to Tie Joseph Harris
Seed Company, Rochester, N. Y, for their
free Catalogue for 1887.
NOTICE All persons still indebted to the
old firm of Russell IL Ellison Will ohlga by
leaving such sums at the Bookstore. Mrs.
b. W. Smith Icing authorized to receive
ana receipt for all such money
MARY RUSSELL,
BETTE ELLISON,
Who Wants Weed!
I am delivering mesquit wood Mt $3.50
yer cord Leave orders ut my residence.
d. S. COMBS.
Millinery.
Mrs. Richardson is closing out her hats
and trimmings at great reduction. Hats
from ten cents up, to clear out and make
room for new spring goods.
ArbOr Vitae Plants.
We have several hundred American Ar
Dor Vitae trees from to inches high for
sale cheap They may be had Mt the resi-
dence of the editor of this paper, samples
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Nor1cD All persons still indebted to the
old firm of Russell IL Ellison Will ohiIgo by
leaving such sums 1T the Bookstore. Mrs.
B. W. Smith Icing authorized to receive
and receipt for all such money.
MARY RUSSELL,
BETTE ELLISON,
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Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

june lit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
NEWS or rHR WEEK.

s.rrnnArs Gsrusay "a ssifsl ~ ssn.esa l.
lan|i., ilrossi Alnx hsiet.s ant 81 f.sa IN -
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- rsisl g. folorulEe ~ 80 Alux 81 - t-lte
Mfsrans $50 A. Ave A. AL uailff 80 ilfif esan
a. gao.cra-Auofhfr ST hulAa Is ta.-lensft
o. a. Ausrioa's Cup.--fls slitaa 81 Mcrpsce =
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ttres sanaI vssssls. ise Aufrtoan 81 cas hIttis.
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49, nr,akfn Acsigur Uf Nasr.--ihf Nolu1irff
revived 10 oTaiu a. - stsltri ilola NJ lcfk
a. Nartlrtesi n tunasi urrilrE ~ ~ Aufi
"a tc.rt 81 toaaraiss'si.sr' a. fefs'ra N.'.''n'
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"a 81 60 rksrrrs IL tritsrf ualls u c.entcti.1n
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sraanE ~ drus $50 lrsalis tctt a Go. .1re
I.ssk..n.i. NJ a. H.si.i. i'alsl tea.gsnf. ''..d
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fa.ss.IIr q sirfr o. 81 --Aflra llrFf 80 ulsil
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

OXFORD COUNTY PoaoSA GRAS0E-Ok.
ford Coas,y Pomons Grange met with To-
Ion Grange. Etst Samncr, Oct 9Th. 1857,
w. NJ. @. y. Hammond 10 the chair. All
vacancies OF officers we're fllei by appoint.
ment from the chAlr-thsn proceeded %
The business oftae meeting. First, sgood
sdiress OF welcome. by Bro. Charles Glow
er, OF Union Grange. responded 20 by Dro
Bradford, OF West Mlno, Orange. The
usual committees were then appointed.
The remaining time OF the forenoon was
occupied BY remarks for the good OF the
Order. Amer doing ample justice 10 speh
q dinner a. the sisters Of the Orange al
Wars provide, which Was very ample on
this occasion, Grange WAS called 10 order
by the Worthy Master. First 10 the AMER
noou was the comforting the 9Th degree on
slx members, which was O small addition
10 the 700 members now on the roll ofthis
Orange. then came . short. out good al
dress by our Worthy Lsetarsr pro fsm.
Bro. wyman, OF Frsnklln Grange; then
the following question WAS soly discussed
by quite uumbsr Of the members; Re
solved, tia, the prosperity OF farmsrs de.
pepds largely upon their education opened
by BRO. Psrnsm. Of Franklin Orange. Ar.
ter is,ening TO the report OF the COMMITTEES
on time and place Of the next nesting, IL
Vas voted 10 hold . mestipg with Canton
Grange the nrst Tuesday OF November
next, at 10 O'Clock A n.
PA 0RpER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
MAINE STATE woMAYs CHRISTIAN
TTMpEuANcr Union

The annual Convention Was held In al
barn Sept 2sih. 29.h and S0.h. There
Was fall delegation. The departments
were well represented. The rports
showed that much work had b~en done
through the year. Esery county Was rep
Resented which was encouraging
TIE usual resolutions were passed.
Miss willard spoke 10 . crowded house on
the eve Of tAe S0,h, aud Was grand a. she
always l.
Punilts Rsmsoai. high caste indisn
widow. who Is In this country In the In
teres, OF her peop,e. spoke Friday. y. NJ,
and aroused q deep Interest A large col
lection MAS taken FOR her, and IN invita-
ii0u given her by Pres Cheney. 70 SPEAK
81 Bates college later on.
The same Officers were elected FOR the
ensulug year;
Mrs. stsveas. Of Portland. Pres. Miss 5. o
Lord. Cor. sc.
Vice Presidents for each county and de-
legat-- ~ the nstlousl convention n Nash
ville. Tenn, chosen.
Miss / Hamilton continues organizer
std IL ready 20 20 % any part OF the State.
Application % be maize 10 Mrs l. w.
Weston. Skouhegan.
TIE outlook IL very hopefal aud 0rfOfi
County ought To shGr. more In the good
work. Mas. w. II. SricgSKr.
Vice Pres. Oxford Co
East BrOwpnsld, Oct. 9Th, 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

TuF DrNocEAr introduces this week =
ns~ departmsn, which ~e hope may
Prove Interesting 90 ia readers. Undsr
The bead q Among tie Oxford Bears
Il i proposed 70 give such ansoto's. q
Oxford Couaiy people A. are erisp AID
Interesting -i,hog, bsiag - radical - 70
give cEs1ee. To this srd many q cur
reader, ssd correspondents can All u'
greatly II they ~ill. in collecting such
ro,s. .nd fowsrling them 70 this cthee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

~ siaas n ~ niNiisr al erssti IL ~ NJ
~. ~. Dsti ktassif's fstunfs hsufiy de
iniffErstsi - $780, al delivered frua h. a.
80 sell I sl-o.i 80 ~, hsse hrsa ia fsi
y \. if.re ft. ~fatsosef sissup q H. ksna ssif
liaotcsf. y \. ~ hIs hrek 90 khinfy. Liver AL
nia.-l d.s1rlffs. Msnitaa this pspff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

b. =: ss sa s: ssss = *.
the irssi d fssssics efiks ssssss q
AbIkL 9. BOWMAN, iAss % Hsesoss
law disssss. ~ thessfers rs9sssts Ell psrssss =.
dsbtsd 10 The esssts d said dscssssd v ssaks
Innedisss payns.si A. tsess WHO havs ar -
' -: :. -. ''A'1 x = e.; 3. SowxAx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
AMONG THE OXFORD BEARS.

nERE AND riiKRE AMONG rHH pRufSs.-
rnK DINocRAr N riu OXFORD COUNTY
FfuD---A rALKSrKD NAN. --fRoztS
JrKYNKS. LII THOUGHT HE COULD
wIS.-KiNc " uAsLiS.--A IroAf
TkInUIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A valuable book 70 religious circles 10
LIE Notes OF DR.. w. Hague Just Issued ~
Lee 4 shepard. Dos.oa. Is has an oas-
look OF fty years and tells the story In
pleasant. interesting wsy. He has Woe
sxpsrisnce, alsrgs splr., OF charity, and
the real historians pen The chapter on
Emerson n vsry fre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

A EH.ccuaiy A,torrsy, and prOmi-
neat member Of The Oxford Bar. tells the
DENocRAr iki. story; II Is related Of
a gentleman Who nov has . position On
The Saprms BeteA Of Maine. that -hsn
be frs, opsrsd an ofi,s in the city. be
was eals4 upoa by one Of biz oil eoan-
iry nsishbors. ~ho wished 20 SECURE his
proiss,i11.l services Tie client stated
hi. e.ss ,qasrvly. and the l.-ysr paced
the door and Poadsrsd the matter. Al
Is, be said
"wsl. I'm afraid you esa', ,as,.in
your Posiiioa
lie took another igrn across The room.
scratched hi, head snd s.id emphaiieally
"No. ,hiak I, would be u'slsss 10
push The matter: you would oaly ,hros
away Jour money. and asa frisni. |
would advise yoa 10, 10 undertake u.
"wsn. BY, replied the elien,,
I've ~, ffiy dollars TIA, I'll 'Psnd be-
fore give II up"
The yoang attorney rua bis hnger'
through ti hair. and paced the rOom ~
fs~ moments. 9TH bis eyes Fixed uPoa
The eoor. thea be raised his head and
sid decidedly
"Iihiik Yea can via the case"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Hrs uany irisna, ia Oxford cOGniy
vii Be glad 20 lssrn that Hen. George
y. Emery. q Portland. Ia. % i.r rec
ovsfed from tis sosidsn, =, 10 te uPon
the street again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

"whsn | used TO come dO~n to PAri,
u Court" say. Jailsf Parker. II remem-
Der iha, fSr several years John Ssssey
ard Each Foster used 10 b. 'Pliied
against s.Sh other on many Of the lead
ins ea.e-. TIE case which | have In
MAD ~ss one in which controversy
arOse ever quantity Il cord wood.
Foster f,,t !, bis da,y 10 work uPoa the
sympathy Of the jury. BY imposing up
on them he idss % the labor which this
-ood rvpisss nisd. says Foster; You
and !. gentlemen Of the jury. know bow
lsbofiogs Il is to cut eord.wood When
I wAs = Young man =; home, veil ~.
membsr bow lAborious and ,irssome !,
VS. Thi. as suthcisu, handle Tor
S-s'sy. Ia bis srgumss, he sAys Ny
Brother Fo,s,r has pictured 20 you the
labot u eating wood. and told yea hos
tired AZ bscsme - r,.uli Of thl. work
stsa be -ss young man al home.
Nov. ssnilsmsu u the jury. With al due
r,-pset q Brother Posters oomnsndAe'e
saJrs. ~sni 70 say 70 you that bad
you BEEN obliged 10 csPend for single
-inisr, day uPoa al the ~ood that Bso.
Foster sad my,s.f have ever cat. yoa
-oslA probably have been frossa lsrymeH
~ ihis iims ?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Say, Judge Hardy. Of Aadov,f 20 The
DrNocEAr There l. = story told Of
Judge Grisr. which every body delight.
10. boz be ct aside the must verdict Of
jury .gs,n,, an unpopular MAJ. Nth
this remark; Eater the verdict. Mr..
Clerk seaisr also. -; aside by the Court.
! ~sni IL 20 b. understood that IL i.ks'
thirteen men 20 steal mans farm IN
iLi. Court. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

words, "Llfs IL all - . drsam" And the
eye Was dim aud the lips quissrei AZ he
said them.
There" said the Ex-Postmastsr
General. "thst Il one Of Hamlin's
jokes, and he has been full Of them I'll
through bis lifetime. This one Is done
very shrewdly. Yoa ~ill notice that he
puts !, al CT onto me In manner we'll
worthy Of the sheud man ,ha, be H.
Snow my friends ell abou, have been
upbniding me for my cruelty In making
that boy ca, printers ink. and | want
you TO ss, me right. here At home
"Hsnnibal and I were partners l
well remember when the boy came H.
We were both =, work =, the old RAmage
press. I think I VAS hiking and he Vas
'palling Oft the papers. The young man
made knOwn his Grand. and HaH'lia,-
and no, l.--~ss the one to suggest that
be woald be obliged 10 co, printer ink.
a. one Of the essentials 10 becoming =
printer The boy thought he could do
Il. and expressed bis willingness to at
temp, TIE experiment. whersupOn we
passed him the lax shovel. upo1 which
quantity had been taken from the ksg.
he hooked bis finger into !, and Got
/, TO hi. mouth. when. IS | remember
the incident, We stopped him. ihinkin.
the experiment, dangerous one.
"NO-. you see. this ~ss one Of Ham.
lin. own tricks. .nd he !. shre~d enough
Poliiiei.n 10 IN the story uP 80 - TO
ls, himself oa, en,irely and put !, all
onto me I've no doub, he ehueklsd
-Asn be told IN, Journal man that
story.
"iOc tx !, up and sc, me right. and
pa, Il cato Hsmlin. fOr his stories are
very carefully wotlsd. and | mus, tell
You that ~hen Hannib.l Hsmlin vi. =
boy As ,could steal raiermelon' :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
ocroprR TrrN. 1887.
oounr orrrcrks

COURT oFficEks
Hox. VIZ WHIT vInsiS.
Presiding Ju,fics.
AIpkRr s. AUSTIN. Cierk.
Oscar II. HrnsKY, County attorney.
CYErs N. woRxKIL. Sker,g.
SAMUEL X CARrrH. L'brarian.
WILLIAM A. BAxRows. Messenger.
Whats the prospec, Tor ihi. term ?
the DKxocRAr inquired Of Clerk OF
Courts Austin.
Judging from the way the attorneys
are stirring round and brushing up on
cases for trial. should say the tern
~osld b. a long one. bu, that 10, Of
course. an unesrtsia matter Of opinion. I"
said the Clerk
"will you give the DKsocRAr . lie,
Of the jaymen - far a. ,enires have
been returned y
The clsik willingly complied With the
request
Here 10 the new Grand Jaiy IN he i'm.
psneled foe the ensuing year;
GRAND JURY.
rs. naker, Nsvry.
a.. a.. doe. Moodsiock.
ssTitoa ssr,iner, nackfeli
John Z, oloysr. Hartford.
W. 4. ofesne. Matcfforsi.
Albert klmbsli, Lowell.
tnsrl.s AZ. ki,idef. DlHneld.
N. ~. Inf in. Humford.
llyland 4. NeAillster. stonsham.
IN. Millett, Norway.
Aiphsus Packard. Csntsn.
~. u. q. Perkins. osfori.
Amos X. scflbaer, bethel
EIsriiss : Tssil, sumner.
Albert A. Yates. fsris.
william :. lork. Porter.
- -, Hiram.
The traverse jaymen drs-n foe this
term are:
IIsrekiah n. Abbott. An,i0y,f
Charis. X. nleAfor,', stow.
James n Chesiey. Iisbrca.
Ransom Cole. sr,ssuoozi.
n. Cole. Norway.
Ihcn y Chapman. Gtlssd.
I. n FULLER. Caston-
Rahns fsrr.f, 10 ersnon.
Nathaniel 4. fofi. Jr. ramnsf.
i.otin 0iovsf, gnmfofd-
Chandler Garland. fsra
y. z. efesn. Norway.
b. u tiafrtngiou. Mstico.
frsnk liO-., nrosunsli.
james 4. tiolde1, Otlof,i
Neilsn HOLMES. Hartford.
samuel v. tfi.h. fsru.
sumHrr kimbsli. Lowell
IN. kimbAll. nethei.
ramasr y. >e~eli. Paris.
Edsin finsree. Denmsft.
clarence ~. Pride. Waterfowl.
nenisnla spsaidlnf. nackneli
Hlfas J. Nifstn. tl~thei.
ssmssl - wllsy. fryeburE.
Harry =. Nubsr. Albany.
-. Hiram.
-. sseien.
The continued civil doets, eon'sin'
too hundred and ssv,n,y.,hrs cases
snd the erimiasl doek,, .ir cases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

Although mi, proceeding partskes Zone.
uhst az the ohAr.ctsf OF q mn of Attsinfi- hsr.
~ ooastitationslity has never YET been ques'
tlonet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

The young child OF Phillip Rate, .
Hrsachman Who resides 81 Winthrop, Vas
drowned 10 . pail Of water while % play.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

"Did you ever know Old Doctor Ssa-
ssy," said . leading Samnsr farmer the
o'ker day. "well. be wss rsmsrksble
MAJ, lie AS ~ much Of an orator -
his 80. Joha z. remember him we'll
~hsn be and Ben. Murray used to 20
around together speaking. A. say. he
wss IS fas speaker As John z. Is nov.
and that wasn't ALIKE vas one Of the
hne.t boxing men ever saw lie ~ss
better locking man than John ] told
John % over ~ cur campfire ., Wet
Samnsf fsw weeks ago. and be replied
tha, a. long as the compliment vas con-
fnsd TO the family he wouldn't discuss
h lie vas a talented man. Benjamin.
X. Sssssy vss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-11

An Otf5rd County jgii., /. resPor'ibls
for the follo-ing tribute TO Woman. ~
sung by the Legal Nus. II ~ill be
appreciated BY I'll. and dOubly - by
,ho.e -ho at ,,r.sd ia The 'cchniesl
tsrm. u le.sl lore
"Som. one ha. sid bclsisr pet,
that The ccur,e % true love never fun'
smooth A. o,lsbfa,ci SEA, Of lesfa.
ins. in the Soaib. msny Year. AZ, syoa'h
no, 10 foriuce and o fame uhkno~n,
tollo-ed the even ,sao' Of hs way. TIE
parting injuaeiion Of hi. fond and dear
psreni., When he sn,srvd the Institution.
~as mt o. ge, hone.ick .nd TO study
bard =" How little did even the youth
himself imsgin. the turn affairs -oald
take. Tie studied lard. and be dil not.
by Any meas. ge, honesiek L," ~s
the profession be ,mbf.e,d. snd. =. the
sequel ~ill ,ho-.
nos .-esi an osli as Ia Mauj io.,r
"ScArosly h.l BE- reached the Nv
chapter % B.ssk,i0ne shss an eva,
occurred ~hieh dove ~ ls..s .,ms OF the
Domss,ic Relation. n bu, haste from bis
bead. sni l,fi ba, = poor '-rcek behind
for Rsmaindris ADD l,s,erioI, ADD Con
,insince, in double aspects. VIVA,
caused ihi. mental arrangement, or
rather -e ,Aoald ay. di,auangmsni. i'
better aid by The poe, hsm~M liable
longer 20 ooaos.l tia, 'stesn and yellow
msl.reholy.' Which caused him. Like pa
,isnos. 20 b, unooniori.bly seated. he r,-
paired early Que morning tn the l'e;afs
room Of the l.~ professor. Nth no tablet
% stone % -ood. ha, on ihc professor :
blackboard. ~iih a piece of chalk. thus
gave ven, 10 BIS lons psni.aP feelings
STRIKE. % fssai su.s. my tyre.
o. lovely uunsn's prAlss.
Who sis-is iusirs rOand oar i've,
AMI brigttsus AL uaf days
shes t~.a m. giofy ~ The -crid.
E'sf slace sall -ofid bSgsns
And "a ths Coutrary runaeth not.
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she holds possession ofoar souls
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she s-Ays qaecnlI scspus.
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Who rules the heart. except bet.
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rhe rules all ito-s Tho come io eo~ft
wilma 1sr inrisiiction-
she ats a, Judge In Loves Moot Court.
To hear pleas "a the soul.
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tho Al-Ay. ~ parole
hat When. al last. The lucky onc
nls decisratiou fles.
fnnd atiac1msnt Il confessed.
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And ioin IA special fArtnsrship,
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OYrfcN or IuE surHiSr 90 OnfoED tousrt
srArEOf MAINE.
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issss,i oct Of the Cart of issolvepcy co. sah
a Ii<n.ss, af Baskdsli. silaisef % -
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sfty bslon ginx 10 sad debtor, 90 hin OF Tor bic
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estate. will BE- held 81 Coar ofInsolysney. % be
holden at Paris. IN ssii County, 90 The lsh DAY
Of Oc,.. A. u. LET, al nlse o'eleek In the fore
noon.
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ten. JOSIAH ". Within. Dspuiy shefir,
saii Coantg Of Oxfofd.
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] have on my shelves
for sale. at reasonable
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Cake Boards.
Cake Cutters.
Rolling Pins.
Flour Selves. Victor, 2Oc.
best trade ever offered.
Oullenders.
Pumpkin Sifters,
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Copper Glad Wash
Boilers.
last rs long as all Oop-
per,
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sVplicHfloa for simisslsa IA pfH<s lao "a he toa
% THE state, Il The OF Term. a. u. lssi.
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